Exercising with Chronic Health Conditions

Exercising with Chronic Conditions: Safe Ways to Stay ActiveIt’s true that almost anyone, at any age, can do some sort of physical activity. Believe it or not, it’s possible to still exercise even if you have a health condition like Arthritis, Diabetes, Heart Disease, or Chronic Pain. In fact, physical activity can actually help with some of these conditions.For most older adults, physical activities such as walking, riding a bike, swimming, weightlifting, and gardening are safe—especially when gradually incorporated into…

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Preventing Falls and Fractures in Your Daily Routine

Preventing Falls and Fractures in Your Daily RoutineOne simple movement could change your life in seconds—like tripping on a rug or slipping on a wet floor. Unfortunately, the risk of falling increases with age. A fall can lead to serious injuries, such as a broken bone, and for older adults, this can be the beginning of more serious health problems. That’s why it's important to know how to reduce your fall risk.Take the Right Steps to Prevent FallsBy taking extra…

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The Path to Improving your Health

The Path to Improving Your HealthThere are several factors that play a role in staying healthy—and in turn, good health can reduce the risk of developing many chronic conditions.Eat HealthyYour diet has a major impact on your overall health. Balanced nutrition provides numerous benefits. By making healthier food choices, you can prevent or manage conditions such as:Heart diseaseStrokeCertain cancersDiabetesPhysical injuriesA healthy diet can also help you lose weight and lower your cholesterol.Get Regular ExerciseRegular physical activity helps prevent:Heart diseaseStrokeDiabetesColon cancerExercise…

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FAQ: COVID-19 & The Delta Variant

FAQ: COVID-19 & The Delta VariantSource: CDCStay informed as guidance evolves. For the latest updates, visit the CDC’s COVID-19 page.What if I lost my vaccination card?If you’ve lost your vaccination card, contact the site where you received your vaccine to access your vaccination record.👉 Learn how to locate your vaccination provider.If I’ve already had COVID-19 and recovered, do I still need to get vaccinated?Yes. Experts do not yet know how long natural immunity lasts, and reinfection is possible. Studies show…

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Tips to Avoiding a Negative Marijuana Experience

Tips to Avoiding a Negative Marijuana ExperienceThe way marijuana is viewed—especially as medicine—has changed drastically over the last decade. Marijuana is no longer just a flower or an edible with varying levels of strength and trustworthiness. Today, dispensaries offer a wide variety of pharmaceutical-grade cannabis products, from tinctures to vaporizable oils, in a selection far broader than what was available in previous generations.As the array and potency of cannabis products have increased, so too have the chances of overwhelming effects.…

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The Difference Between Medical and Recreational Marijuana

The Difference Between Medical and Recreational MarijuanaSome may argue that all marijuana is medical, as there is significant evidence supporting a broad range of therapeutic uses.The difference between "medical" and "recreational" marijuana is not necessarily in the marijuana plant itself, but rather in the way it is taxed, regulated, and marketed. However, factors such as the CBD to THC ratio may also contribute to defining the line between these two categories.The Importance of Balancing CBD & THCCBD (cannabidiol) is the…

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